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Facebook buys Israeli startup Onavo (via AFP)

Facebook will acquire an Israeli start-up called Onavo, the Tel Aviv-based firm said Monday, in a deal reportedly worth up to $200 million. “Facebook has agreed to acquire our company,” Onavo co-founders Guy Rosen and Roi Tiger wrote on their blog,…

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